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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2005
Page
15
A neighborhood orphaned black bear cub drawn to a resident’s handouts illustrates why feeding wild animals is risky. Wildlife officials warn most rescues stem from human interference and can turn the animal into a nuisance or fail without a parent. Wild creatures belong in the wild, and intervention often harms long term survival.
A May US Fish and Wildlife Service survey shows mixed wetland and duck trends across the prairies. Prairie Canada hosts 56 percent more ponds than 2004 and 17 percent above long term averages, while May breeding duck totals about 31.7 million, unchanged from last year though mallards fall 9 percent. Late spring rainfall could reshape fall seasons, with potential for either restricted harvest or strong hunting if late nesting boosts production. effects on pintails are positive but scaup concerns persist as habitat shifts hit western boreal nesting.
Deep watering aids trees during hot dry spells by reaching root zones. Lawn sprinklers often fail to moisten beneath grass. slow trickle under the tree effectively delivers moisture. Frequent shallow watering encourages shallow roots, while deep, infrequent watering strengthens drought resilience.
Updated catches across lakes Perry Sanger Douglas Leavenworth Lone Star noted as crappie fair to poor at times. Channel catfish fair to good with shad liver or nightcrawlers. White bass surfacing schools feed on shad. wipers and largemouths show variable action. Park ramps usable. aeration and feeders operational across sites.
Kansas Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh and Big Brothers-Big Sisters Topeka invite professionals and recreational shooters to Ravenwood Lodge on August 20 for the Pulling for Kids clay event. Proceeds aid BBBS school based mentoring. activities include archery laser hunting BB gun shoot and a hunting dog demonstration. For details contact Shawn Tipping at 785-267-8755 or stipping clorks.com.
Colorado residents and pets face higher coyote encounters as pups prepare to roam in spring. Coyotes breed in April and May, averaging five or six pups. Adults travel farther to feed, and urban coyotes can attack small pets when off leash or roaming.
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